The Oscar winner spoke about the recent criticism that Quentin Tarantino faced from police unions.

Jamie Foxxis not one to keep mum about anything that he’s passionate about, especially when it comes to defending a friend. While on stage at the Hollywood Film Awards on Sunday, the Oscar winner spoke about the recent criticism that Quentin Tarantino faced from police unions and conservative pundits for attending an anti-police violence rally, according to THR.

At the rally, the New York Post reported that Tarantino told the crowd that “[w]hen I see murders, I do not stand by … I have to call a murder a murder and I have to call the murderers the murderers.”

Jamie defended Tarantino, saying, “Keep telling the truth, keep speaking the truth and don’t worry about none of the haters.” Police unions in L.A. and Chicago claim that the director’s comments were “inflammatory rhetoric” and even threatened to boycott his work.

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